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A sketch by Paul Kane of a canoe. Photo taken Jan 7 2006 at the Royal Ontario Museum. Minor tweaking with PhotoShop in order to make a level, squared image. Paul Kane died in 1871, therefore work is in the public domain.

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current05:22, 8 January 2006Captmondo1,185×730499 KBA sketch by Paul Kane of a canoe. Photo taken Jan 7 2006 at the Royal Ontario Museum. Minor tweaking with PhotoShop in order to make a level, squared image. Paul Kane died in 1871, therefore work is in the public domain.

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